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General Chemistry

Question #115604

How many moles of potassium chloride are there in 1 liter of a 5.5 molar solution?

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Solution:

"c(KCl)=\\frac{n(KCl)}{V(KCl)} \\\\n(KCl)=c(KCl)*V(KCl)=5.5*1=5.5(mol)"

Answer:

n(KCl)=5.5 mol

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